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Discovery Communications, Inc. (DISCA) on Wednesday issued a statement in response to the hostage crisis at the company’s headquarters in the Silver Spring suburb near Washington D.C.

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Discovery Communications Issues Statement In Response To Hostage Crisis – Update

Armed Man Enters Discovery Communications HQ In Maryland

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Armed Man Enters Discovery Communications HQ In Maryland

FREMONT, CA–(Marketwire – 07/27/10) – Network Equipment Technologies, Inc. (“NET”) (NASDAQ: NWK – News ) announced today that NET Federal will be exhibiting at the Cyberlog Mid-America Show on July 27-28 at the Gateway Convention Center in Collinsville, IL, near Scott Air Force Base, in booth #305

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Network Equipment Technologies to Showcase Voice and Data Solutions at the Cyberlog Mid-America Show

MANILA, Philippines – Viva Communications on Tuesday condemned the posting of a controversial photo of their talent, Anne Curtis-Smith, which has been circulated in social networks and published in a local tabloid.

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Viva condemns posting of Anne Curtis’ photo (ABS-CBNNEWS.com)

The Funk/ R&B band “Here come the Mummies” performed again in “The Bob and Tom Show” today. The band previously performed on 2009

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Here Come the Mummies: Funk/R&B band in “The Bob and Tom Show” (Entertainment and Showbiz!)

Cox Communications is expected to command close to a billion dollars for the Travel Channel, The New York Times’s Brian Stelter reported, citing people close to the bidding war for the channel.

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Offers for Travel Channel May Approach $1 Billion (New York Times)

Documents Include Emails From Former NEA Communications Director Yosi Sergant, Who Resigned Over the Scandal, and Former Actor and Associate Director of the White House Office of Public Engagement Kalpen Modi

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Judicial Watch Obtains Documents Regarding NEA’s Controversial 8/10 Conference Call Encouraging Artists to Promote … (Marketwire)

Fox vs. the White House: Where’s Howie?

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Howard Kurtz, Missing in Action (Columbia Journalism Review)